There is a fleshy lump next to the urethra

The female urethra is very close to the vagina and anus, so you must pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts in daily life to avoid some gynecological diseases. Some women find a lump of flesh growing next to their urethra. The most likely cause of this is bacterial infection or a sexually transmitted disease. At this time, you must go to the hospital for examination and actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment.

First of all, there are two possibilities for the fleshy lumps growing at the urethral opening. The first possibility is fungal infection. For example, some women do not usually have pimples, but they are prone to them before and after menstruation. This is because during the menstrual period, the female urethra will be exposed to some toxins, which will cause fungal infection. After the menstrual period, the lumps will gradually disappear. Some women suffer from vaginitis themselves, and under the stimulation of inflammation, they may also develop symptoms such as lumps and small pimples at the urethral opening.

Secondly, viral infections can cause small bumps at the urethral opening. Whether men or women have unclean sexual lives, they are likely to be infected with sexually transmitted diseases. Among sexually transmitted diseases, genital warts have the symptom of fleshy bumps growing on the surface of the genitals. The probability of sexual transmission of genital warts is very high, so for people who have had unclean sexual lives, if they have fleshy lumps at the urethral opening, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up in time.

Finally, for bumps caused by inflammatory infection, some anti-inflammatory drugs can be used for treatment. For example, men can use drugs such as 999 Piyanping, and women can use drugs such as Fuyanjie for treatment. However, if the bumps are caused by a viral infection, antiviral drugs should be used for treatment, such as acyclovir cream, acyclovir tablets, etc.

The above is the introduction to "What happens when a lump of flesh grows at the urethral opening?" From the above introduction, it can be seen that the growth of fleshy lumps at the urethral opening is mainly related to fungal infection and inflammatory infection. However, the fleshy bumps at the urethral opening caused by fungal infection are usually accompanied by symptoms such as pain and itching. The bumps at the urethral opening caused by viral infections are usually painless and itchy.